Sablefilm is a RAW editor for Mac made by a Fujifilm shooter, for Fujifilm shooters. £9.99 once, no subscription.
Your recipe, on the RAW
When you set a film simulation recipe in camera, the RAF remembers it. Sablefilm reads the film simulation, tone and grain settings stored in the file and applies them as your starting point, so the RAW opens looking like the photo you took, with all the latitude still there to recover highlights, lift shadows or mask the sky.
Built for X-Trans and GFX files
- Opens Fujifilm RAF files, plus JPEG, HEIC and TIFF
- Subject, brush, lasso, linear, radial and range masks
- AI noise reduction for high-ISO night and street shots
- Lens correction for distortion and vignetting
- 173 film-inspired looks with grain, halation and bloom
- Imports your Lightroom presets (.xmp and .lrtemplate)
Folders, not catalogues
Point Sablefilm at the folder your RAFs live in and they appear as a contact sheet. Nothing is moved or copied, and edits are saved in a small file beside each photo. The original RAF is never changed.
Get Sablefilm for £9.99 · macOS 14+, Apple silicon and Intel · introductory price until 30 November 2026
Read: a Lightroom alternative for Fujifilm shooters
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